Changelog
What’s new.
What changed in OneLink and when, newest first. For what's coming, see the roadmap.
October 2026
- Add links from your phone's share menu, copy a page, let a client in with a one-time sign-in link, and show your page in other languages.
- AI helpers on Pro: intro options, tiles from a newsletter or article, what to pin this week, caption help and a note in the summary email.
- Link alerts now email only about links that are surely broken.
- Subscriber-only gates, tags, notes and segments on the Audience list, daily link alerts, and tile tests.
- Sell downloads, tips, tickets and paid calls through Stripe, and email your subscribers from OneLink.
- QR codes you can point somewhere new, short links that count clicks, your own share preview, the verified badge and page health.
- Insights for any date range, with countries and who is on your page right now.
- Your own fonts, colours, backgrounds, block styles and header layouts, the page's language, and ten new designs.
- Blocks among your tiles: text, FAQs, testimonials, quotes, a resume, a timeline, countdowns, files and pictures.
- A public API, sign-in for assistants and an MCP server, so Claude or ChatGPT can run your page.
- Forms, gates in front of tiles and sections, and the Audience page.
- Section buttons, a search box for visitors, and tight, normal or roomy spacing between tiles.
- Folders, editor-only groups and sliding rows for tiles.
- People who sign in from an invitation now go straight back to it.
- Feeds get through to more sites, and read Substack's archive when the feed is refused.
- Connect Mailchimp: pick the audience, tags and groups for a page's sign-ups.
- Sponsors can have a wide banner across the top of the sponsor spot.
- The examples page, with live pages for businesses, newsletters and the arts.
- Forgot your password? Get a reset link, and change your password in Settings.
September 2026
- New menus on the site: Product, Who it's for and Learn.
- Deleting a page now asks you to type the address to confirm.
- Billing shows when a cancelled plan ends, with a Keep my plan button.
- Send us feedback from the dashboard.
- Written guides for every feature, at /guides.
- A Get started checklist, and templates on an empty Grid.
- LinkedIn: share buttons, four professional templates and stories turned into carousel PDFs.
- Instagram posts on your page, each opening the story it's about.
- Substack tools: connect in one step, Notes, an app button and Live labels.
- Choose how links open for visitors inside Instagram's or TikTok's browser.
- Invite friends and get a free month when they pay.
- Publishing tools: Free to read and Subscribers labels, gift links, live banners and share buttons.
- Cover photos, the Encore and On Air designs, and starter templates.
- Podcasts, music and video that play on the page, and events and exhibitions with RSVPs.
- Recommendations: readers join the lists of the pages you recommend in one tap.
- Newsroom and Enterprise: roles and approvals, an activity log, a brand kit, feed rules, alerts, CRM connections and company sign-in.
- Shop feeds: products from Shopify or WooCommerce, with their photos and prices.
- Six classic link-page designs.
- Book a call on your page, and half price for nonprofits.
- A sponsor slot at the top of the page, with a report for the sponsor.
- A weekly or monthly summary of your page by email.
- The sign-up box can add readers to Substack, Beehiiv, Kit, Mailchimp, Ghost, Medium or Constant Contact.
- Feeds update as soon as someone opens your page.
- Short tutorial videos, at /tutorials.
- Sign in with Google.
- Emails for invitations, notices about your page and your domain going live.
- Publisher: several pages, a team and your own domain.
- Sections as tabs, and feeds that file each story under its own section.
- Feeds from any site, Substack, Beehiiv, Medium, WordPress or YouTube, with a banner for the latest issue.
- Move over from another link page in one go.
- Twenty designs and a live phone preview in the dashboard.
- Banner tiles with a thumbnail, and a switch to hide tile titles.
- The first version: paste a link and the tile gets the page's own picture.